On the first day of moving into Fengqi Palace, Ruan Huai was a little uncomfortable.

She could feel that this place was two completely different palaces from the Xinwen Xuan where she lived before, and just from the main hall where she was dining to the dormitory, she had to go through several winding corridors.

And the palace courtyard is not only full of flowers, but also has a special intention to plant a large piece of begonia flower clusters, connecting the end of the stone plank road of the flower garden, standing a water pavilion, the pavilion is engraved with the phoenix stone mouth, the water flows down, and the blue and blue lake is extremely pleasing to the eye.

Although I can't see where this lake is going, I can still see that the position of Fengqi Palace is extremely superior.

This made Ruan Huai vaguely realize that Fengqi Palace should not be a palace that can be lived in casually.

However, Ruan Huai didn't think much about it, after she moved in, she ate and drank as usual, and stayed in Fengqi Palace in an an, and didn't go anywhere.

After staying for two days, Ruan Huai couldn't bear it anymore and wrote two letters, asking Shui Lian, who was assigned to serve her, to help contact her to send letters to the Lingjiang River.

Since His Majesty did not order to restrict Ruan Huai's personal freedom, Shui Lian was very relieved to contact the people in the palace to send the letter.

The two letters were tossed and turned several times, and finally appeared on the Zhenghe Palace.

At this time, Gu Yutang was sitting on his seat to deal with several good news from remote areas, and Gonggong Jiang presented these two letters to His Majesty and truthfully reported to His Majesty that these two letters were sent by Ruan Huai to the people in her palace.

Gu Yutang lowered his head slightly, read the documents in his hand with an indifferent expression, and when he heard Father-in-law Jiang's words, he didn't have the slightest intention of dealing with it in time, so he only let Father-in-law Jiang rest on the table.

It wasn't until half an hour later that Gu Yutang finished processing the few urgent documents on hand, and caught a glimpse of the two letters resting on the side of the table, so he took the time to open them one by one and read them one by one.

One was sent to Ruan Huai's own trading house in Lingjiang, and the contents were very boring about business matters; The other letter was sent separately to a person named "Zhan Xiyang".

Gu Yutang stared at the three words on the letter expressionlessly, and tore open the envelope without a moment, and read the letter again, although the content of the letter was only a few words to report safety, Gu Yutang still felt dazzling, and immediately tore up the letter after reading the letter, and then threw another letter to Father-in-law Jiang.

"No problem, let her send it." Gu Yutang said in a casual tone, and continued to review the recital.

Father-in-law Jiang took the only remaining letter, carefully glanced at the letter that was torn up by His Majesty on the table, and responded with a trembling "yes", and then retreated.

But Ruan Huai is obviously not a safe master, and within two days of sending the letter, Ruan Huai asked the guards guarding outside the Fengqi Palace to hand in their weapons, and with the confiscated weapons, the palace door was closed.

The palace maids and eunuchs were terrified when they heard the clanging sound in the hall all day long, for fear that the future would-be queen inside would not be able to think about it, so they sent someone to the Zhenghe Palace to report the truth as soon as possible.

When the new emperor heard this, he didn't take it seriously, he just felt that Ruan Huai's methods were as inferior and clumsy as ever, and it was impossible to seduce him to visit her with this little trick alone.

Gu Yutang resolutely would not give this cunning little fox a chance.

After four or five days like this, Ruan Huai began to make more progress than just sending letters, she personally created a few hidden weapons, packed them into the baggage along with the letters, and asked people to help bring them back to Lingjiang.

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